-Adolf Hitler was man who led the Nazi party to victory and defeat.
-He was however the man who brought the nationalist movement together.
-Adolf Hitler was born in Austria near the German border in Braunau.
-Hitler had a childhood which was dominated by his overbearing and often violent father.
-Hitler was no genius as a child; he got no more than mediocre grades in secondary school.
-On leaving school he went to Vienna to apply to the Viennese School of Fine Arts, however he failed the entrance exam twice and was also rejected by the Architectural school.
-Hitler was a solider in World War I. He managed to join Bavarian infantry regiment, and became a runner.
-He also won the Iron Cross, and was gassed twice. This was the time period in which military was brought into Hitler’s life.
-After the end of the war Hitler worked for military intelligence and indoctrinating the troops.
-Hitler was also used to report on various political meetings, one of the meetings was the DAP (Deutsche Arbeiter Partei.) Hitler eventually joined, or was ordered to join this party, in order to build it up.
Mr. Federick= Hitler Parallels
-Frederick used fear to get to get what he wanted just like Hitler used fear of his Nazis and military to get Germany and other countries to follow him.
-Frederick was out to gain power for himself just like Hitler did; Hitler wanted to rule the world and have power for himself.
-Frederick wanted to take over the farm and rule for his own gain in search of power; he did not care about the welfare of his fellow animals. Hitler only wanted to conqueror the world for his own gain and power; he did not care about the welfare of his countrymen.
-Frederick gives Napoleon fake five pound notes to pay timber just like Hitler paid forged money to Stalin.
-Frederick exaggerated stories about what was going on at the farm to get the other men to come with him to take over the farm just like Hitler exaggerated about the problems with the economy after World War I; and led people to believe that following him was the only way to have financial security again.
-Mr. Frederick spread lies about the failure of Animal Farm just like Hitler spread lies about Germany being victorious and America falling when Germany was getting defeated by the Americans at the end of World War II.
Quotes from the Book
"Nevertheless, feelings against Frederick continued to run high" (67).
"Death to Frederick" (67).
"Napoleon called the animals together immediately in a terrible voice pronounced the death sentence upon Frederick" (70).
"Frederick shouted to his men to get out while the going was good, and the next moment the cowardly enemy was running for dear life" (72).
"Terrible stories were leaking out from Pinchfield about the cruelties Fredrick practiced up the animals" (66).
"Throughout the whole period of his seeming friendship with Pilkington, Napoleon had really been in secret agreement with Fredrick" (68).
Mr. Frederick vs. Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler Background Bullet Points
-Adolf Hitler was man who led the Nazi party to victory and defeat.
-He was however the man who brought the nationalist movement together.
-Adolf Hitler was born in Austria near the German border in Braunau.
-Hitler had a childhood which was dominated by his overbearing and often violent father.
-Hitler was no genius as a child; he got no more than mediocre grades in secondary school.
-On leaving school he went to Vienna to apply to the Viennese School of Fine Arts, however he failed the entrance exam twice and was also rejected by the Architectural school.
-Hitler was a solider in World War I. He managed to join Bavarian infantry regiment, and became a runner.
-He also won the Iron Cross, and was gassed twice. This was the time period in which military was brought into Hitler’s life.
-After the end of the war Hitler worked for military intelligence and indoctrinating the troops.
-Hitler was also used to report on various political meetings, one of the meetings was the DAP (Deutsche Arbeiter Partei.) Hitler eventually joined, or was ordered to join this party, in order to build it up.
Mr. Federick= Hitler Parallels
-Frederick used fear to get to get what he wanted just like Hitler used fear of his Nazis and military to get Germany and other countries to follow him.
-Frederick was out to gain power for himself just like Hitler did; Hitler wanted to rule the world and have power for himself.
-Frederick wanted to take over the farm and rule for his own gain in search of power; he did not care about the welfare of his fellow animals. Hitler only wanted to conqueror the world for his own gain and power; he did not care about the welfare of his countrymen.
-Frederick gives Napoleon fake five pound notes to pay timber just like Hitler paid forged money to Stalin.
-Frederick exaggerated stories about what was going on at the farm to get the other men to come with him to take over the farm just like Hitler exaggerated about the problems with the economy after World War I; and led people to believe that following him was the only way to have financial security again.
-Mr. Frederick spread lies about the failure of Animal Farm just like Hitler spread lies about Germany being victorious and America falling when Germany was getting defeated by the Americans at the end of World War II.
Quotes from the Book
"Nevertheless, feelings against Frederick continued to run high" (67).
"Death to Frederick" (67).
"Napoleon called the animals together immediately in a terrible voice pronounced the death sentence upon Frederick" (70).
"Frederick shouted to his men to get out while the going was good, and the next moment the cowardly enemy was running for dear life" (72).
"Terrible stories were leaking out from Pinchfield about the cruelties Fredrick practiced up the animals" (66).
"Throughout the whole period of his seeming friendship with Pilkington, Napoleon had really been in secret agreement with Fredrick" (68).
Links
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References
Kershaw, I. (1998). Hitler. Retrieved from http://www.pganuszko.freeuk.com/dissertation/hitler.htm
Wistrich, R. (1997). Adolf Hitler. Retrieved from http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/hitler.html